Spanish Aviators Set Long Distance Flight Record
Seville May 31 The Spanish aviators Jimenez and Iglesias reportedly set a new world long distance flight record. They departed Seville heading toward Karachi and landed at Nasirabad British India 525 miles east of Karachi. The flight surpassed the previous record held by Chamberlin and Levine by about 500 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seville
Spain
Jimenez
Iglesias
Nasirabad
Almere
British India
Karachi
Chamberlin
Levine
Family of Nine Struggles After Death of Father
The Young family, led by William H. Young who died of illness, faces burial costs and hunger with nine children aged 20 months to 18. They lived on Dewey avenue in Butte after a long sequence of moves and farm losses. Local charities and citizens, including the Exchange Club and donors, organize aid with food, coal, and burial funds as the widow seeks stability and her children’s schooling. The family lacks pension eligibility after relocating to Silver Bow county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Young
Kentucky Cumberlands
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Buttecame
Young
Youngs
Dewey Avenue
Bessie
Butte
South
Exchange Club
Fred Holbrook
Holbrook
H. C. Eysinger
Whitman Street
Mount Moriah
William Burg
Harrison Avenue
Standard
Southern Cross radio reports and air pocket crash word
The Southern Cross radio reported contact at 11:30 p m but the monoplane operator did not send a message. Mackay Radio gave last fix at latitude 30 42 N longitude 140 21 W about 1 100 miles off California. A hit and downward current caused a loss of altitude and the message hit an air pocket then stopped abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Radio Corporation of America
California
MacKay
Southern Cross
William P. Erwin
Texas
Alvin Eichwaldt
Hayward
Cal
Mackay Radio
Mhen
Radio operator picks up signals from Southern Cross near Makiko
Portland radio chief G W Clark of Mackay Radio reports hearing the mono plane Southern Cross at 11 23 Pacific time. The pilot signed Jim and had shifted from 33.5 meter to ship wave band, appearing to communicate with the steamer Makiko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
G. W. Clark
Portland Radio Marine
Mackay Radio and Telegraph Company
Southern Cross
Jim
Clark
Log of Southern Cross Flight to Honolulu
A compact record from AP notes the Southern Cross flight from Oakland toward Hawaii and Australia. It tracks generator trouble, bearings and positions near San Francisco, altitude changes, and radio communications as the tri motor monoplane advances 1,100 miles from San Francisco with speeds around 70–75 knots.
Gas fear dispelled by gauge inaccuracy
In San Francisco on May 31 Captain Charles Kingsford Smith told the Examiner that fears of a dwindling Southern Cross gas supply were false as gauges misread. He reported all clear with wet underfoot and noted revolutions 1,600 altitude 1,000 and speed 75 knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Fancisco
Southern Cross
Charles Kingsford- Smith
Mail plane sends sunset clouds radio message from Pacific flight
San Francisco May 31 Southern Cross monoplane en route to Honolulu broadcast a radio message describing sunset views and rolling clouds. The Federal Telegraph company picked up the transmission at 8:30 p m.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Southern Cross
Honolulu
Federal Telegraph Company
Southern Cross Reports Position From Sea Near Oakland
At 10 p m the Southern Cross gave its position as latitude 30 42 north longitude 120 21 west, about 1100 miles from Oakland airport, a radio operator aboard the ship offered no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Southern Cross
Hawaii
Oakland
Southern Cross Monoplane Reports Progress Over Ocean
A RCA radio message at 3 10 p m says the Southern Cross is six hours out and doing fine. The six ton lighter craft maintains 1200 feet altitude and improves speed near the crash site of Erwin and Eichwaldt as the Wilhelmina lies about 150 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Radio Corporation of America
Southern Cross
Gallant Erwin
Eichwaldt
Lyon
Wilhelmina
Five aboard plane cross Pacific toward Australia in record flight
The Southern Cross, a large Fokker monoplane with two Americans and two Australians, departed Oakland at 8 51 a m heading to Hawaii then Suva Brisbane and Sydney. The crew includes Capt Kingsford Smith Ulm Lieut Lyon Jr and James Warner with no life gear but planned four hops and radio beacons guiding the way. The plane carries 14000 pounds and 1200 gallons of fuel and is expected to reach Honolulu around 11 a m tomorrow Pacific time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Pacific Ocean
Southern Cross
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Charles T. P. Ulm
Harry W. Lyon Jr
James Warner
Kingsford-Smith
Ulm
Lyon
Annapolis
Warner
Hawaii
Suva
Fiji
Brisbane
Sydney
Wheeler Field
Honolulu
Barking Sands Field
Kauai
Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Mining Interest Is Authorized
In the Third Judicial District of Montana Deer Lodge County the estate of Edwin A Waterbury deceased seeks court approval to sell the mining interest. Edna W Rochon administratrix petitions to sell to pay debts with an order to show cause set for July 2 1928 at 9 30 in the morning in Anaconda. A copy of this order will be published weekly for four weeks in the Anaconda Standard in Deer Lodge County Montana.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Edwin A. Waterbury
Edna W. Rochon
Anaconda
State of Montana
Anaconda Standard
Feo. B. Winston
Notice of Probate of Will in Matt Mantz Estate
An order dated May 22 1928 sets June 1928 at 9 30 a m in the Deer Lodge County Courthouse for proving the will of Matt Mantz deceased and for the hearing on Steve Antonich's application for Letters Testamentary any interested person may appear and contest. Court seal dated May 22 1928 Anna K Heagy Clerk Deputy Clerk Gladys H Ulrich.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Deer Lodge
Matt Mantz
Steve Antonich
Anna K. Heagy
Gladys H. Ulrich
Notice of Sale of Personal Property for Storage Debt
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash on June 4 1928 at 10 am at the J P Stagg warehouse ANA ConDA DEER LODGE MT to sell piano table small tables bed mattresses rockers chairs rugs heater stored by F D Hynes in default over 90 days storage due 168 50 executor J B Gnose for J P Stagg estate plus sale costs property owned by F D Hynes prior owner to be determined by sale proceeds
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J. P. Stagg
North Cherry Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
F. D. Hynes
J. B. Gnose
J. P. Stage
Towit
A. Linga
H. Wilson
J.P. Stagg
W. R. Ferguson
Arthur Vanderbilt
Lee Black
O. Shoemaker
J. T. Sanderson
J. B. Goose
C. F. Harrington
H. F. McGilvery
James Kane
J.P. Stagg Estate
C. C. Knapp
Auction Notice for J. P. Stage Warehouse Storage
Items stored by A Linga include pillows utensils dishes a rug sewing machine chairs and various household goods. Storage overdue more than 90 days and due amount is 130.75 dollars. Sale proceeds cover storage costs with any excess to owner.
Storage sale notice for various goods from J P Stagg Estate
Personal property listed includes four barrels goods one clock twelve cans two kitchen chairs and other household items stored by Mrs H Wilson with storage due totaling two hundred seventy two dollars and sixty cents. Sale proceeds cover storage costs sale costs and any excess to owner of property.
Public sale of stored personal property in June 1928
Under court order the storage of Mrs. P. Baden is advertised for June 1928 at 10 o clock in the morning. Items include two dressers a picture two chairs three boxes two trunks one mat box one buggy one bundle one incubator two sacks one tub and one rocker. Storage on the property totals 133 dollars and 75 cents. Proceeds pay storage costs and sale expenses with any excess to the owner.
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J. P. Stagg
North Cherry Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
P. Baden
J.P. Stagg
J. B. Gnose
Sale of household goods from J P Stagg Estate and Vanderbilt storage
Eleven items including furniture, rugs, appliances and trunks stored by W R Ferguson and Arthur Vanderbilt are offered for sale in Conda Deer Lodge County Montana to settle storage costs and sale expenses with any excess paid to the property owner.
Storage claim on property and unpaid dues
A storage claim notes Lee Black with one kitchen cabinet and one roll linoleum laid above the described property. Storage has been in default for more than 90 days and now due amounts to Fifty Dollars and Twenty-Five cents.
Inventory of household goods stored by O Shoe maker
The undersigned lists items stored by O Shoe maker including tables chairs beds and assorted furnishings. Storage on the same has dred Thirty-Four Dollars. The sale is made to pay debts by J B Gnose Executor.
Storage sale notices for multiple estates
Notice lists items stored by J T Sanderson including boxes and a cedar chest with storage charges totaling 104 dollars 20 cents to pay storage and costs with any excess to the owner. another entry by C F Harrington lists storage of 60 dollars 50 cents and states sale to pay storage costs with any excess to the owner.
Property Auction List From Alois Schalk Sale
A listed assortment including furniture and appliances such as one dufold chair rocker library table extension table six chairs buffet stand rug washing machine kitchen cabinet two beds two mattresses dresser ice box three shades kitchen table four kitchen chairs two springs range box linoleum stored with the undersigned by Alois Schalk. The storage totals five hundred sixty three dollars and ninety five cents. Proceeds paid to the owner of sale.
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J. P. Stagg
North Cherry Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
J. B. Gnose
Storage item list and total due in McGilvery notice
One kitchen cabinet one bundle dishes one dresser one bundle bedding one small bundle one mattress one board one box stored with the undersigned by H. F. McGilvery and storage on the same property amounts to the sum of Two Hundred and Seven Dollars. That the.
Inventory of stored goods by James Kane
A list of items stored by James Kane includes one range two kitchen tables one library table one table board one rocker four chairs one couch one keg with contents one tub with contents. Storage value totals two hundred two dollars and eighty cents.
Sale of Stored Household Goods by C C Knapp
Storage on the property listed as seven boxes of household goods stored by Mrs C C Knapp and valued at ninety two dollars, with the sale conducted for the stated reason on the same premises.
Notice of Closing of Registry for County Primary Election
Notice closes county primary registry on June 1 1928 at 5 pm for Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana voters. Electors may register at county clerk’s courthouse or with deputy registrar or notary public. Those who voted Nov 2 1926 need not register. Marg ret Callan ex officio registrar. AlsoEstate of Italia Unti deceased creditors must file claims within four months. Administrator Peter Unti, Durston Building Anaconda Montana. First published May 25 1928.
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Anaconda
Margaret Callan
Deer Lodge
Montana
Italia
Italia Unti
D. H. Moran
Durston Building
State of
Peter Unti
Estate of
Meeting Notice for Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Directors
Notice to stockholders announces a regular meeting at Anaconda Montana on Tuesday June 5 1928 at 12 o'clock noon. The agenda includes election of five directors and other business. Secretary Pr s Halloran signs.
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Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Raiilway Company
Anaconda
Montana
Pr. S. Halloran
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Jimenez and
India
Father
Hill
Qouthern
MacKay Radio Company
Southern Cross Radio
Bulletin
Mr. Young
White
Alexander Muirden
Wright
Egypt
Harry
Harry W. Lyon
O. K
San Francisco Examiner
S. F
Charles Kingsford - Smith
Prooengerd
Illinois
Craig
Danville
Charles B. Johnson
Champaign
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